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PhD in Behavioral & Community Health Sciences

Director
Dr. Kimberly Boyd-Starke
Hunter McDaniel, 30Nd

 

HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY:
BEHAVIORAL & COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES AREA OF STUDY
SUMMARY
 
Core for both areas of study (42 hrs)
PSYC530: Ethics and Professional Standards of Practice (3)
PSYC533: Introduction to Neuroscience (3)
PSYC581:  Statistical Methods in Health Psychology I (3)
PSYC582: Statistical Methods in Health Psychology II (3)
PSYC603: Health Psychology (3)
PSYC609: History and Systems (3)
PSYC612: Research Methods in Clinical and Health Psychology (3)
PSYC701: Health Psychology: Psychotherapy Methods and Interventions (3)
PSYC599: Research & Thesis (6)
PSYC899: Doctoral Dissertation (12)
 
BCHS Core Requirements (34)
PSYC512: Human Growth & Development (3)
PSYC532: Diagnosis and Treatment of Substance Use Disorders (3)
PSYC703: Assessment and Evaluation of Community Health Programs (3)
PSYC711: Research Seminars in Health Psychology (3)
PSYC714: Epidemiology of Health Behaviors/Community Epidemiology (3)
PSYC715: Social and Cultural Aspects of Health and Illness (3)
PSYC725: Community Health Psychology Practicum (4)
 
Choose one of the two courses below:
            PSYC705: Health Education and Behavioral Science (3)
            PSYC713: Health Services Administration (3)
 
Choose two of the three courses below:
            PSYC517: Advanced Psychopathology (3)
            PSYC527: Personality (3)
            PSYC514: Experimental Social Psychology (3)
 
Choose one of the two courses below
            PSYC513: Educational Psychology (3)
            PSYC515: Learning Theory (3)
           
Total: 76 hours